SANTIAGO (Reuters) – Las operaciones en Chile de la mina Andina de Codelco -el mayor productor mundial de cobre- eran afectadas parcialmente el s ¡bado por un frente de mal tiempo en la zona central del pa -s, inform ‘ la compa +/- -a en un comunicado de prensa.
La firma estatal precis ‘ que el resto de sus minas funciona con total normalidad.
En el caso de Andina, debido al ingreso de agua al yacimiento, producto de las lluvias, Codelco decidi ‘ disminuir el flujo de la planta concentradora, pero aclar ‘ que la producci ‘n no presentaba problemas.
“Hoy s ¡bado se est ¡n evaluando las distintas situaciones. Respecto de la operaci ‘n de la mina rajo y subterr ¡nea, ambas se encuentran operando normalmente. En cuanto a la planta concentradora se estima que hoy entrar ¡ a producci ‘n con operaci ‘n restringida”, dijo Codelco en un comunicado.
Durante el 2012, la divisi ‘n Andina produjo 249.900 toneladas de cobre, mientras que Codelco anot ‘ 1,647 millones de toneladas durante el mismo per -odo, seg ?n cifras de la estatal Comisi ‘n Chilena del Cobre (Cochilco).
(Reporte de Moises Avila)
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